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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-10-26
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
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THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
sccomplshes for everybody exactly what ia claimed
tort one of the for the great popularity OF
The Mustang Liniment is found its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicins-
The Lumberman needs II in case OF accident
The Hon seville needs IL for generalfamily use
The Cana Ter needs it for his teams and his men.
Tho Mechanic needs it always on bis work
bench.
The Miner needs It in case OF emergency
The Pioneer needs it--can't get along without IL
The Farmer needs Il in his house. his stable,
and hls stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
It in liberal supply afioat and ashore.
The Horse-fnncier needs it--it 10 bis best
friend and safest reliance.
The ock-grower needs tilt win save him
thousands of dollars and world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs II and wiz need It -
bsng as his life ia round OF accidents and dangers
The Backwoo dsman needs IL There Is moth
Rg like it as an antidoto for the dangers to NE.
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer
The Merchant needs it about his store anions
his employees Accidents will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted atonce.
Keep Bottle in the House. 'ris tho best OF
economy.
Keep a Bottle In the Factory. ltsimmedian
rse In case OF accident pain and loss OF wages
Keep a Bottle Always In the Stable fer
sse when wanted.
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BOOK NOTICES.

FOURTEENTH VOLUME OF SOUTHERN Fl IS
TOPICAL SOCIETY PAPERS. Rev. j. William
Jones, DID,, Publisher and Secretary TO the
Society, Richmond, Va
The several papers contained in this
volume are valuable records OF the events
and phases of the civil war, contributed
by gentlemen whose names and promi-
nence in the service OF the Confederacy
lend dignity aud weight to the aggregated
history Of those times. Conspicuous,
perhaps, IN the list OF these documents is
tue address of Hon. u. b. Vance, the war
Governor of North Carolina, as delivered
before the Southern Historical Society at
the White sulphur Springs, w. Va, in
1873. The address also of Col. Charles G..
Jones, Jr., LII D., delivered before the
Confederate Survivors Association in
Augusta, Ca, on Memorial dav Of last
year, on the lite and times OF Gen. Robert
TGom bs, IS replete with interest, especially
to the people of Georgia. Southern His
torIcal Society, Richmond, Va.
MEMOIRS OF ROBERT Il. LEE. by A. /.
Lon I. Military secretary TO Gen. Lee. j.
Nj. Stoddard q Co.. publishers, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Ofthe merits of this work as biogra-
ply thore can be no question. Its au-
thor, now blind, and in the decline OF
life, has, in the grateful performance of
this labor OF love, lived over again his
hours OF intimate association with his
departed chief, and mis- opportunities to
do justice TO his subject and TO tue pub
lie TOR whom he has written, were GER
tainly great, both as a lifelong personal
friend OF the great soldierA and as mem
Der OF his military family throughout
the sceneE he so graphically recalls.
lie is mjnently qualified 10 introduce his
readerS 70 closer inspection OF the char
acter OF Gen. Lee than can be obtained
from a simple knowledge of his public
career. OF the work as partial history
OF the war, which biography OF Gen. Lee
must necessarily be, 1t is not necessary
70 speak at all. The history OF the war
has, perhaps, yet TO be written, ut a dis
lance OF time when all OF the human pas
sions excited by the conflict shall have
been stilled by the hand OF death. Gen.
Long writes gracefully and naturally,
and brings the reader nearer TO the person
OF Gen. Lee. and to a more intimate APP
probation of his noble Qualities a. a man
than any previous effort mas succeeded In
doing. The volume is very handsome
one, copiously supplied with excellent
maps and contains a very faithful p0r-
trait Of Gen. Leo.
THAT OTHER PERSON. A novel by Mrs. Alfred
Hunt. }. d. Lippincott Il Co, Philadel-
phia. Paper, price rs cents.
The general reader will hud this q very
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velopment. Special and sorrowful inter
est will be awakened by DIR. A. A Hodges
powerful discus sion of the question oil
Religion in the Public Schools" the last
article written by scholar and thinker
whose death is recognized as calamity
to all the interests with which he was
connected. Not less striking is the ad-
mirable study OF General Mcclellan"
and his campaigns by the COmte d. Paris,
who speaks with full knowledge oil MS
theme and with the deepest sympathy for
one whose fortunes he largely shared, ana
whose military genius he greatly all
mires, A. G. Armstrong Il Co., New
York
fheJanuary number of the English IL
Illustrated Magazine contains the first of
series Of illustrated papers by the author
of John Halifax, GentlomaN,' descrip-
tive of recent visit to Ireland. Among
the other articles are ''The Daughters of
George ILL.," by Mrs. W. DURAN Iris
tram, with Illustrations; and series ot
illustrations to FouQue's "Undine' by mr..
Haywood sumner, with an article on the
romance by Miss Julia Cartwright. Mac
MILAN & Co., H. Fourth avenue, New
York.
The New England Magazine for jan
uary has great variety of entertaining
matter. Among other things it has an
illustrated college article, avid Glen
RIVER" "A complete story, ''The CongregA-
tlonal Churches.'' and "Trauscendentnl-
ism of the Ages" The New England
Magazine, 36 Broomtield street, Boston,
Mass.
Tue Church Review for January mas sew
eral articles by wellknown authors, and
tdey are we'll calculated TO interest
large circle OF readers. Marriage Be-
tween Aliucs," by John b. Gale, ED,
is one OF them. "A Modern Spectator At
a Greek Play" is another whicn will at
tract attention. The Riverside Press,
Cambridge, Mass.
The Kansas Magazine for January has
fine portrait of Senator Piumb, OF that
State, and also an Interesting sketch OF
the Senator. The number contains sew
eral stories of decided m 'rit, and miscel-
laneous matter Of interest aud valne.
Kansas Publishing Company, Kansas
City.
The Overland Monthly for January con-
tains the opening chapters of II new serial,
"Puntacooset Colony" hy Leonard Kip.
The story Is a strong one. The scene is
laid in the Serras during 40 days, A
vivid picturv of mIrlng lie aud Times IL
esented, perhaps In accuracy ard truth
fulness exceeding anything yet written.
Jonas Lee forms beautiful Ntt'G sketch
from the other SIDE OF the Rockies. in
the Sleepy Hollow c 'untrv,'' :. y, ~heri-
dams bright aud picturesque novelette, OF
life in Southern California among native
CaiifoTnians and A mprcans 10 conciud u.
"Reminiscences OF Early DAYS in TrIui-
typ is a well. written descriptive article Of
mining times in that famous county.
The Overland Monthly Company, 40
Montgomery street San Francisco.
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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.


STEAMSHIPS.
Roraima tBrl, Luke, Penarlh. sid Dec -.
Wolgi-ton I'D, EdmonsLon, at Perth Amboy
Dec 81.
CoroDIlla BIZ. Gavin a. New York JAMS.
John Knox OBI. Broly, Liverpool. hld Jan l..
Lancaster ,Br), Sleeves, Liverpool, sid Jan 8.
Banks.
X amchatka Nor, Hoier, Buenos Ayres, sid
Nov ..
AIexandrine Ger. Rickees, Newport, E. via
Cape de Verde. sld oct IA.
Thorvaldsen tNorl, Olsen, at Buenos Ayres
about Nov y.
Leonida Itah, Trapaui. at London, cid Dec l.
lbs Nor, Salve-"n, Alicante, bid Nov 20
Autocrat Br), Scott. Buenoa Ayres, sid oct
Is.
Os srsvarf tsw), Tezlund, Buenos Ayrcs, sid
Saga No ), Jetmundsou, Dublin, sid Dec !.
WellamO (Rus) -, RomblOn. BARGE iona, sid Zee
Amaranth (Norl, ---, Marseilles. sid Dec
Fortunate Padre tItaD, Olvari, Montevideo
via Barbados. sd Move.
Ragna (NOrJ, Petersen, Marselllea sid Dec II.
Bjorviken Nor, sorensen. at Marsellles
Dec !.
Pandora Nor, Gjeruldsen, at Liverpool Dec
Il.
Giuio utaD. Romano. Buenos Ayres. SID Nov
10.
'ohona (Br). Jameson, Liverpool. sid Dec 10
Soridderen ~ r,,Pedersen u 10 u. sid Dec Il q.
Isbaaten Nor. -, Liverpool. >ld Dec Is.
NalOna Br), ) andrews, L'N1rpnhl. sid - &c %
Nellie Guest, Messenger Havre. sd Dec lS.
Fin amt kusI. Melam. Barcelona, Id oct IL.
NJ atts Augu t (Rus), Wirpi, Barcelona, sid Dec
Z.
MelchIor Vidulich Aus, Marseilles via Dakar,
-ld Dec6.
Genon tAus}, Cosullch. at Havre Dec II.
Alma Qtusl, Ronnberg, Barcelona, sid Dec 6.
ashore at Fuengirola Dec y.
Chapman (NorI, Jacobsen, Rochefort, sid
Jan l.
Olof elias (sw), Andersen, Dunkirk. sid Dec
81.
BRIdS.
Marianne BERTHA GER. -, Newport, +, via
Cape Verde. sid Oct ~.
Belle of the Bay, Behrman, at New York Jan s.
sCH0oNERs.
Henry Souther. w ats, 4 astern port sid Dec -
Martin l. S it'll, smith. New York, mp Dec Is.
Blanch Hopkins, Tdnnell. Boston, cid Dee %
via Baltimore.
Island City, Voorhees,. itimore, up Dec 81.
SamOs, smith, New Bedford. up Dec II.
Caleb Ridgeway, Townsend, New York, up
Dec 2S.
Elite Hall Lister, Mason. at New YORK Jan 5.
Chas YOUNG, Corson. Baltimore, up Dec 80.
Annie c Grace, Grace, Philadelphia, up Jan 5.
Grace Greeu, Green. Eastern port. up Jan 5.
Howard Williams, Stillman, Eastern port, up
Jan 3.
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CoNSIGN EES.

CONSIGN Il rs.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, Jan s.
j j Williams.
Per brig Robert Dillon. from New York
BALDWIN Il Co. Bodgett, NJ 81 Co. j G Butler.
B,cA & ). w G Cooper. Collins Il co,
Nj J Ooye. NJ Ferst n Go, Jno Lyons Co, J..
n + Clifford, 5 Guckenheimer Il Son, Ray II
o, Lippman Bros. J McGrath II Co, Order,
Paterson. ID X Co. J Williams.
Per steamer Ethel. from Conen's Blum ana
lanGings-Aerron q. W W Gordon \ Co. g
l. Montague & Co. q Walter Il Co. a Lefller.
j p Williams, Ellis, Y X co. Baldwin 4 Co.
w c jackson. f NJ Hun, w | Miller, } Bell. b
Mingledorf, Capt Spencer. NJ lonnerson,
\ j Ives, c t. Lane. Moyle, w lyman.
A Ehrlich 4 Bro, II solomon u son, Mrs Jas
Snoo<s, Pearson 4 8.
Per steamship Gate CITY. from Boston,
NJ Barnard. ArkwriRht Cotton Mills, Il OK Il
{ W S Cherry & Co, COllat Bros, DAVIS Bros,
Is ColIns h co. Chas Eins ] il Chcsnutt &
Co, Epstein Il Bro, G. + ckstein Il Co. S \
Epstein. Elnsten a. l.. Frank Cod eau
dry, Einsten's sons, NJ ferst 4 Co, Hay
ward G. N Go, G NJ GilberJN Co, + NJ Hull,
Herman q X, Hcxter 4 IL. kavanaugh y b.,
X ; Jones, y b Lester. Lppman Bros, Nlcho-
las Lang Jno Lyons co. u Miller X CO..
Lindsay & NJ, j MeGrath y Co. d Inversion.
Memhard Bros 4 Co, Jno Nicoison. Purehas-
ing Agent :, f NV ~, \ Paulsen X Co, Mrs
O'NeiI. A Nichols. II W De dick, f. A smith,
j Rosenheim & Co, II schroeder. strauss Bros,
7 sayarase, ], stern. J " lyman, J W Tucker.
G w TIodehan, Weed y c. ORR, 5, + & W
Ry. Ga n rial b Co, southern TX Co.
Per savannah. Florida ana Western Rv.
Jan S-Transier OniCe. w w Gordon Y Co,
II Myers Bros NJ Ferst co, Palmer Bros,
Weed h g. J Aspinwall, Meinhard Bros y Co,
Abrahams Y B, Decker 4 +. hhrlich Bro,
} r Dent, l. Hartshorn, Epstein 4 Bro, ; A
Enstein. Acosta Il Il. Liprman Bros, \
Fulton. T p Bond. w y simklns, X B Castels,
Kavanauah 4 b, Lee ROY Myerd, Butler & 5,
McDonough Il Co. M Henderson,, Ham
mond, II n Co, G Eckstein Il Co. 7 Dancy,
] X Clarke \ Co. Jno Flennerv Co. Perkins
Il Son. Woods & Co, Heron g, NJ MacIoan,
r NJ Farley. Baldwin " Co, Peacock. II a Co,
MY&D McIntyrc. Chas Ellis,W g Jsckson,
Ellis, Il Co, Z T Rollers.
Per Central Railroad, Jan g. Forde Agt.
W W Gordon & 90. II VI Conner Co. War
mock h W. Jno Flannery Go. W Gods 4 Co,
BALDWIN y Co. r VI FARLEY, S Wood X Bro,
MY & d Mcintyre. GarDett. q Co. i
Montague n Co, w W Gordon Co, But or
Bros. " & Jackson, j Williams A b Hull.
4 II Carson. Il ID Martin, Launey g, Dr. ID
Cox, German 4 X, 6 ; McAlpin. II ines n u,
" ID 5mkins, Weed Decker r. Col y
4 Rogers, J Miller q Co, NJ henderson,
y Weisbein, Maj John II Pate. Lippman Bros
Lowell Il L. l. Stern. Meinhard Eros * co. X
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship W m. Crane, from Baltimore
Miss Laura Fnchburg. G. b NicOis, Mrs A q
LOcbridge, A & Lockridge, II Fisher, w
Gardner. G Winning, and steerage.
Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
j f Eldridge. Mrs q Eldridge, Mrs A l. Par
ker, Mrs c Hinckley, F II Wltham, J carter,
c Haslin, w Angel, ID Denechay, Thos Slo-
cume, Mrs Enrlow, 5 Leonard, Mrs r Muncy,
man, D Shields, E 5 Abbott. &c b Porter, A
Bian, I'll Bemis. G NJ Harlow, J well. J
Boston. Mrs Boston. W Boston, 6 Presly, A
j Travis, J Toomev. + + Hastings. ID Slattery.
e 0 sh j Hilleman, J inclair c + Austin.
K Brooks, Pote. J Lawless. W Il HOOPER. w
Gallagher, j b Dole, Miss Finnerty. Miss A
FInnerty, b Mccain, Jamie Lawless. Miss
Blan, r Bishop, NJ Farlan, II O'Brien, Ellen
II yden, Mrs st John, Lou Edgar. Mary Ber-
nv. LIZZIE RIeley, Sarah NJ Cam, n Hadien,
J Hardaway cob. VS. White (coN. F Jor-
dan, Talon, o Ferry, + Wells, A McKenna.
Mary Coakley. ana Il steerage.
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siI.uptsru Jntpl.ineure.

IN AtURA AuIAN AJ-.sit5 - ~.
Sun RISES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sun SETS. ......... ..,.. ..... - 90
HIGHW ATER at Savannah. S:23 A SIS P N
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OUNDAT. Jan 3, IooI.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship ClIntonia (Brl, Bulman, New
York. in ballast-A Minis Sons.
Steamship Gate City, Hedge, Boston
G. NJ oorTel.
steamship VIM Crane, Blllups, Baltimore
Jas West i Co.
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Culgats's New" >Osp
Washes better and la-is longer than any
other. See big advertisement next
Wednesday.
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small tractl MS. though there were a few de-
clnes for insignificant amounts onl- The
market closed at the following quotations:
c,,ssA 9to5 ZOE Na,v O.ia.n.
ALL r ass a Is 107 c,6. Var %
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n Carnlina 1s l00G+ Nor Pacifo ~
So.Cgro IBrowol Mrci 5oil
c0nsols. 10Y Pacific Mail AZ
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Va enrsnIIdaia, 20 Ric;'.H . - D,n,..1o ~
Ch'peNke 1Onio. 81 Rlchn,'d \ W Pa
chr & N,NtIwu118z iT.rm'nSl 4ol<
nrefarred i9olz Pncl j-iani lS6
Del9Iack.& " ia, 81, Pan SOL
Erie S3l rrnforreJ M -
Fast T.Enessee Texos paniua ~
new storir 15s< Toon ca g-Irnp ia
IakeShIrn Nc UniHn pI1f is5+
TJviIIo e So.n Gi2 \ i raatrai " goi2
Memnnjs.S en- 81 MjssourI pariiic lG7Is
Monte Il ono Is Western Irnion ~
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L4skef
NV yopr 10. ., Tho ,voo,-,,. stoto-
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meht OF Ihe assoc ted banks snow ne io.I"~-
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- -d7 30 "a =" So 20 80 49, W.,
dnro.,t =. sTn 90 ~ ao9. -, - Y
deposits increased; 3Io,S'U,9oJ; clrculation sc
90 tSaa0u, Sif''oU: ~. nc NH"he ~ " D" Pif''oO'
VIZ IL ONo077 VI ZIG =" !'i NOn'' "'O'
COTTON
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o noa LaIo rr 's,,,',tt,S ,,,5 ,,.i = 400
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~" tu-e.d Hi,I,ars. i,,i,- arJ HnIrnIt
July. ld-o4u' buyers July anu Ausu5t'
~ $3.50 F11tI..s n.ai o,st
80 yoev Ion - ro,, f,osfrr onorad
- ,C,iTi,n,r iIplsr%s a a J9s. ,iddii0o
orleans 4c' sales 10 naIeS. with aa,o
su I 80 t-.- a -. y T.,1or1,
q -. Al ~ Q45c. Anril a zrc. Mn q y p 3.
y DOC; M'rch' 9ooc' APRIL . 'Oc' May 'o0c'
1gu .oG ~ Marriott cIosed oniet. n,ddli,o
o'OU ~ "a -. 80 ddIiU%Orlsans 'as[c a. -
y, 10, 10 bsles lar eveninr 40: nef REGENTS
~ U%,re, - uorEotciosad eteodv with saIes or
o, onobnTos as f1IICU,s. tarIIoTr daliverv q Al
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Sso CO.. zsSsa 10. nv gS5GGq ~. lime 5q,
a pin . tDVVJ ~ ~. n ~ ,,t IN ,S;0 nv
c.. 20 in mar renorf on fnture. says.
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Anc Iol tlICI rs ~ GU 80 iI'st =, 49, -, :, ,
tlhtsu run ~ 4areniig fnr 6nrts VS.
nun 10 ia' l Inndar the disronrYgIng sim
I1S, ,yore I'm willing ami IN some cases
anTious 10 sell ont. The supply was proba-
t aiiAio"9 go sn1siJer than fir a few tav.
~ ~. tr,,i,inr noinrs nrices recovered
eIi,rhtlv nm me close WAS SLOW and without
sIghty oo f cn1 Gd,.nc mon bnis
o. IVESroN I'm S.-Cotton firm. mid
aHi oc rs net reneints 8gs bales gross ls24
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.SnecinI To Norninn .Ners.

CHICAGO. Jan. Son account of the severe
clld Gather the market Is heavily over
stocked. Fancy Florida oranges selling at
50 75a3 90 p box; choice Florida oranges at
So 50 per bIA ;s,us-ets, Florida orange, az 81 90
~ % per baX. We wouu not advise sh p
meuts to this market for the next days.
POR Err BROS Go
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sNTLEO YGSCEROAY.
Steamship UppIngham (Br), Bremen.
Bark Tonic ltaD Liverpool.
Bark Niagara GER, HaVre.
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NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Rtce market steady
florida Oranges.

The following special to the MORNING NEWS
is published for the benefit OF cur Florida
readers and those interested in Florida fruits.
and can be relied upon as accurate and rella-
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u,uts CORPORATION ia now omen
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-10

J. J. DALE,...... .........-...... President
EDW'D LOWELL, VICE PRESIDENT
JNO. NJ. BRYAN, "Reminiscences CASHIER
DIRECTORs-J. j. Dale, Edw'd Lowell,
VIM. Garrard, Herman Myers. Jno. lyons,
w. e. Guerard, A. Hanley. s. MeInhard, j.
2. Williams,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-04-14
Gravitation in the MOON,

An ingenious writer treats of gravitation
of Gle moon in The Popular Science News.
If it were possible, he says, to take journey
to the moon we should find very different
state of affairs existing. The moon having
a much smaller mass than the earth viii
exert its attractive influence less strongly;
and by the cxertion of the same strength a
man could leap into the air to an astOnish-
ing distance, jumping over the tallest build
ings with the same ease that he would clear
low obstruction on the earth. The same
effect would be produced upon all other
bodies. Horses would travel at greatly in
creased speed, and if the rider was thrown
the consequences of his fall would be much
less serious; the elephant would become as
light footed as deer; stone thrown from
the hand of careless boy might fall in an
adjoining town before accomplishing its mis-
sion of destruction; armies would engage in
battles at great distances from each other;
and nearly every kind of labor would be
hghtened, from the diminished weight of
tools and materials. Transcript.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-04-14

HERR MosT's speech at the Anarch-
lists reception to Dim III Cooper Union.
n. Y, on Monday, of last week. was
very ferociOus. He said. according to
the Herald report:
The Republicans of this county are
put to shame by the despots Of Europe
An equality is established in Ameri-
can prisons, which is the equality of
barbarism.
| will raise hell to the very highest
degree in this country in the future.
say ii in the face of the authorities
that they never dare to touch ue again
They now do recognize the fact that y
single workingmaD has dared to slap
their faces.
am an atheist, an Anarchist. and, If
you please, a reyolutiODist.
will fight in spite of the police, in
spite of Recorder Smyth, and will fight
till the last drop of blood in my body
has been shed.
repeat that am Socialist, Com
mnnist, atheist and Anarchists, and
will again de6antly unfold the banner
of social revolutions.
And yet, says the Evening Post. it is
only few months since the author OF
these valient sentiments was dragged by
the heels, covered with cobwebs and
dirt, from his hiding place beneath the
TED of harlot. where he had crawled
at the first intimatiOn that the police
were in search of him.